Which of the following classes of Chordates is credited with producing the first amniotic egg?

a) Class Amphibia
b) Class Aves
c) Class Chondrichthyes
d) Class Reptilia
e) Class Mammalia


Ans: d) Class Reptilia

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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

1. All diseases caused by Rickettsia spp. are arthropodborne. 2. Viruses contain both DNA and RNA. 3. The cell walls of archaeans contain a thicker layer of peptidoglycan than bacterial cell walls. 4. On entering a bacterial cell, all bacteriophages immediately initiate the lytic cycle. 5. Mycoplasmas cannot grow on artificial media.

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Four of the five people listed below were biologists

Select the exception. a. Lamarck b. Lyell c. Wallace d. Cuvier e. Darwin

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A zygote forms

a. as soon as a sperm cell penetrates an egg cell. b. when the embryo implants in the uterine wall c. when a fertilized egg divides to produce two cells. d. after at least two divisions of a fertilized egg. e. after many divisions of a fertilized egg.

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